Manuchehr Mourns at Fereydoon's Tomb

From A6.27, The Death of Fereydoon. It illustrates A6.27.12–18:

A6.27.12
Manuchehr laid the Kayanian crown aside,And bound a bloody girdle at his side.
A6.27.13
By royal rite he raised a tomb of old,From lapis lazuli and crimson gold.
A6.27.14
An ivory throne they set beneath the crown;Above the seat the royal crown hung down.
A6.27.15
They came to bid farewell in solemn way,As rite and faith had ordered for that day.
A6.27.16
They closed the tomb upon the honored king;The world brought low the lord of everything.
A6.27.17
For one full week Manuchehr wept in grief;His yellow cheeks and tears found no relief.
A6.27.18
One week the king remained in mourning deep;The city and bazaars joined him to weep.